: Guardians of the Galaxy is Marvel Studios' latest project, and certainly one of its most ambitious. Abandoning the concrete jungles and Earth-oriented locales of most superhero films, Guardians also experiments with obscure and bizarre characters. How did this grand experiment turn out? Let's find out.
: Saw Guardians of the Galaxy the other day.

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: The Ancient One shows Stephen the Nexus to All Realities, which is usually a part of Man-Thing's mythos, but whatever. He tells Stephen that he has been defending the Nexus from Dormammu, an evil wizard-demon-thing, for hundreds of years. I have to say, given that the Nexus is the one shared point between all dimensions and timelines in the entire Marvel multiverse, I'd think he has more to worry about than just Dormammu. In fact, I'd think there'd be multiple Dormammus

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: Meanwhile, the magic warriors battle shadow-wolf-things in Central Park, and I think now's a good time to talk about one of the major problems with the movie: the action kinda stinks. This is a movie about our dimension's GREATEST sorcerer, and the elect wizards he chooses to stand beside him, so you expect some really impressive attacks and unique spells that just blow your mind, right? Well, that's not what we get. Most of the sorcerers in this rely on conjuring up weapons

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: Saw the 2007 Dr. Strange animated movie yesterday.

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: A-actually, it's all happening in the dream world. Angelo gets visited by Tresh again, who wants Angelou to help him get his body back. Angelou doesn't want to break into a prison hospital, so Tresh th-th-threatens Angelo, the blonde, and Angelo's sister with mental t-t-t-torture while they sleep. Th-this scene must have been VERY awkward to shoot, because Tresh is being R-R-REALLY cr-creepy in it, and Tresh's actor is 37, while the actor of the sister was o-only 17.

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: We then get to meet the rest of the team.
: Are you going to be okay, Twilight?

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: After the success of the 1992 X-Men animated series, Marvel tried to turn Generation X, a popular spin-off comic, into a live action television show for the MTV crowd. How did it go? Well, let's find out.
: Saw Generation X yesterday.

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: The X-Men, meanwhile, fly to save some hostages from the Blob, who's even less articulate than usual, and Pyro, both members of the Brotherhood. The X-Men ignore every principle of Hostage Negotiation and just rush at the two villains, who teleport away, their diversion a success.

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: If you're reading this blog, you're probably aware of the 1992 animated show X-Men. It was what introduced the greater American public to the franchise, and was arguably even more important to said franchise than the movies that started almost a decade later. What you might not know, though, is that it wasn't the first attempt at such a show.There was a pilot three years earlier to try and introduce the heroes to animation. Why wasn't it picked up? Let's find out.

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: HOLY #@%^! Batman just tore Croc's tail off!! I know that it was just grafted on, but that's some intense $%^#! And Commissioner Gordon's just standing there! He didn't even blink a #*%^ing eye! And…uh, Fluttershy, are you ok?
: Um….y-y-yeah, I think so.

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